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... enemy's power to disturb the peace of India in future , his Lordfhip would fuffer no profpects , however brilliant , to postpone for an hour that most defirable event , a ge- neral Peace . We have the pleasure to inform your Honourable ...
... enemy's power to disturb the peace of India in future , his Lordfhip would fuffer no profpects , however brilliant , to postpone for an hour that most defirable event , a ge- neral Peace . We have the pleasure to inform your Honourable ...
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... enemy had been obliged to aban- don . I hoped to have come to a plain , where we might all have ftaid the night , and covered the guns , & c , but finding none , and learning from the prifoners that the enemy had relin- quished all ...
... enemy had been obliged to aban- don . I hoped to have come to a plain , where we might all have ftaid the night , and covered the guns , & c , but finding none , and learning from the prifoners that the enemy had relin- quished all ...
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... enemy by the fuperiority of his genius , and the force of his arms * , has gained the affections and refpect of our Allies by his wisdom , moderation , and equity ; who , by ftopping short in the intoxicating career of victory , has ...
... enemy by the fuperiority of his genius , and the force of his arms * , has gained the affections and refpect of our Allies by his wisdom , moderation , and equity ; who , by ftopping short in the intoxicating career of victory , has ...
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